A variety of extra-curricular activities are made available to pupils of Topeka Lutheran School. Membership in school organizations and/or school teams is dependent upon acceptable scholarship and Christian conduct.

Student Volunteers

Athletics
Annual sports events are included in the School Calender. Details on current activities are included in the Weekly Newsletter.

Our athletic teams compete with area parochial schools in regular competition and several tournaments. The following team sports are provided on an interscholastic level:

Soccer Volleyball	6/7/8 boys 6/7/8 girls 5th graders may be asked to participate	Cheerleaders Pep Squad, Yell Leader	8 girls 5-8 boys and girls
Basketball	6/7/8 boys 6/7/8 girls 5th graders may be asked to participate	Track	4-8 boys 4-8 girls

A physical examination is required annually for each student who participates in any of the interscholastic sports. The required form (KHSAA Physical Examination Form) is available from the school office. No physicals will be provided by the school.

Computers
All students take computer classes twice weekly in the computer lab.

Field Trips

Library
An adequate library is maintained for every child in the school. Teachers of every class regularly present opportunities during the week for students to browse and choose their favorites from the shelves.   (The kindergarten library is at CYC)
All books may be checked out for a period of two weeks. If necessary one renewal may be made. Encyclopedias may be checked out over night only.
Students make their own selections and take the responsibility of returning the books on time. A fine of 5 cents is charged for each school day a book is kept past the due date.
Students checking out books must assume full responsibility for them and pay for loss or damage.
Using the library is a privilege and only those who comply with the rules and regulations will be allowed to borrow books. When overdue fees are not paid, or books are not returned, the library privilege may be cancelled.
The library is an indispensible service unit in the total education program of the school, and is closely integrated with the curriculum. Both teachers and pupils feel its influence. (Books are transported regularly to kindergarten rooms)

Music
Children in grades 5 through 8 have a special opportunity to participate in band. Children in grades 5-8 participate in choir. Rehearsals are conducted either prior to the start of the school day and/or during school hours. Grades 6-8 Band meets at 7:30AM, MWF. Beginning Band meets for 5th graders during the school day.

Wildcat Tale
A regular publication written by students from Grades 7 and 8, focusing on student life.

Yearbook
Order in January available in May before the close of school.